Franklin/Grand Isle Counties Calendar of Events!
Click for: Mom's Night Out! Sept 4 & Oct 2 (First Thursday of every month)
Click for: FACT: Fathers & Children Together Sept 3, 10, 17, 24 and Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 on Wednesday nights!
Click for: Shadows of the Moon (ASD) Sept 30 & Oct 28 (Last Tuesday of every month)
Click for: NAMI: National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Sept 3 & 10 and Oct 1 & 15 (1st & 3rd Wednesdays)
Click for: Supporting Parents Team Sept 18 & Oct 16 (3rd Thursday of every month)
Click for: Kinship Care Support Group Sept 17 & Oct 15 (3rd Wednesdays)
(Some support groups are ongoing even if dates above are passed)
For September/October 2008 The Special Times Newsletter:click for word doc or
pdf file
Join us for the VNA Fathers & Children Together (FACT) Groups
Bring your child for a fun night with dad! Give your child’s mom a night off!
FACT brings dads and children together in groups. FACT is a fun place for dads to ‘tune up’ their parenting skills and connect with their kids through play and learning. All expectant dads and dads with children ages birth to 6 welcome. VNA FACT has been supporting dads and kids since 1993.
Find a VNA FACT group in your area:
Town Location Day and Time
Winooski Winooski Family Center Mondays 5:30-7:30
Burlington VNA Family Rm, 20 Allen St Tuesdays 5:00-7:30
St. Albans St. Albans Family Center Wed. 5:30-7:30
Milton Milton Family &Community Center Thurs. 5:30-7:30
For more information about FACT and other programs for dads, call the VNA at (800) 427-1908 or 860-4420, check out www.vnacares.org or email Steve Mojica at mojica@vnacares.org
- Free!
- Don’t cook – eat dinner at FACT
- Learn more ways to be a great dad
- For dads and kids, or just dad:
- Activities
- Playgroup
- Fieldtrips
6:30 – 8:30
p.m.
Supporting
Parents Team
(3rd
Thursday
of every month)
6-8 pm The
Family Center, 27 Lower Newton Street, St. Albans, Vermont
We are a group of parents of
children with special needs that would like to support other parents of
children with special needs with the knowledge and skills we have
gained through our experiences. Our mission is to nurture and
support families whose children have a chronic illness or disability,
and/or have been born prematurely; to encourage the implementation of
family-centered policies and practices at all levels.
Kinship
Care Support Group
(3rd Wednesdays)
6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Workforce Investment Board Training
Center, Precision Tool Building, Swanton
This group has been formed to
provide support for the many families in our area who are raising
grandchildren, siblings, and other relatives. Join our conversations on
coping, caring for children, resources and services.
Free childcare is available.
To find out more information, or
directions to the site, contact Kathleen Hazen (facilitator) at
796-3013 or Starr at 285-2102.